Tiny Town And Railroad

This is an awesome inexpensive family experience. I have talked about this place since i first visited in 2001. Love it. Finally after all these years i was able to go back and share the experience w my husband and child. It was still awesome. Even though it was raining that day off and on we all had a blast. My daughter will be talking about this experience for years to come. We will be planning another trip just for this attraction. Its not just fun it is historical as well. There was never a dull moment and we all learned so much. Staff super friendly and knowledgeable. The little concession stand was fairly priced and tasty. The gift shop was affordable and the entry fee and train ride super affordable.

Great place to take your little ones. From many replica miniature buildings(some the kids can actually get into) to the kid size train ride and a playground at the end = hours of fun in the sun. Well worth the price of admission. I am sure our little one will be talking about the visit for a long time.

Great place to visit for both adults and kids. The train ride is perfect to check out the entire area. There is a park with swings, etc for kids to play. The houses and gardens are Cute and tiny. This is definitely a perfect picnic spot with kids. Simple food options are available too. Make sure to grab some cute tiny souvenirs from the gift shop.

Amazing and affordable day trip with kids! A nice train ride, concessions and gift shop. Super friendly employees and the tiny town is so fun. You can walk up to most of them and peak inside to see little lives set up. I recommend the train ride first then walking through the town to a neat playground at the end. There are picnic tables all around too for picnicking.

Love coming here, always beautiful scenery and lots of fun. Definitely should go on train ride, takes you around Tiny town so you can see other things. Has portable restrooms also so that's not a issue. The gift shop is super small and probably one of the things that would be better if larger and sold more things. Also the refreshment stand/ice cream booth ONLY TAKES CASH which was super disappointing because I'm like everyone else now days and only uses debit, they need to get with the times on this because my 2 year old wanted ice cream but couldn't cause it was cash only..But cool little summer activity.

Fun place for kids and fascinating for adults. The miniature homes with fine details such as live settings in a saloon, school, theatre, gas station, etc using dolls and other toys; a nine minute mini train ride with various engine models (gas and electric powered) that takes you around the tiny town (including a tunnel and Jurassic section!); and topped with a concession shop, a gift shop, a picnic area under the trees and a children's playground! Definitely a unique touring place that is not to be missed.

We loved visiting Tiny town! Our kids (ages 2 and 4) had a blast as well. The train took us around the tiny town (you see some areas otherwise off limits which was fun) and we also really enjoyed looking in all the houses. There are 5 or so houses kids can go into and my girls really enjoyed that as well. Lots of picnic tables in the shade to eat on or sit and watch kids play on the playground. Bathrooms are at the entrance of there are portable bathrooms along the walk. Easily a place you can spend an hour at or stay longer and eat lunch, play etc and spend half the day.